Arabian Sea Is Creating 'Climate Change Victims'

The Arabian Sea’s behaviour is changing, and it is creating “climate change victims” on India’s west coast

Lesson For Us From Ukraine Impasse

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine edges towards its fourth month, we are reminded that since the Cold War, neither superpower has been able to subdue smaller countries despite determinedly seeking to do so.

Crashing, in waves

The Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka is fighting multiple climate woes simultaneously

A plea for peace

Award-winning Urdu writer, A poet, essayist and translator Tarannum Riyaz succumbed to Covid-19 during the second wave of the pandemic.

Cries of the coast

Kerala’s fisherfolk are facing an existential threat; they can no longer trust the Arabian Sea

BLOWS AND BLOWBACKS

The Enforcement Directorate’s aggressive moves have set off a political and legal slugfest. Is the agency really acting at the Union government’s behest, as the opposition alleges?

Idols and thieves

There have been news reports about stolen idols being recovered from smugglers or art galleries, within India.

RAHUL GANDHI

COMPASSIONATE LEADERSHIP FOR AN INCLUSIVE FUTURE

Status update

More and more parties are in favour of a caste-based census, even if at the state level

Why Has Yasin Malik Been Sentenced To Life Now?

A former militant commander, Yasin Malik gave up guns in 1994. So, why has he been sentenced to life now?

Can NCB Resurrect Its Damaged Reputation?

Now that Aryan Khan has a clean chit in the drugs-on-cruise case, it will take time for the NCB to resurrect its damaged reputation

Yashasvi Jaiswal - Betting On His Batting

From living in a tent and being an "errand boy" to opening for Rajasthan Royals, Yashasvi Jaiswal has lived a long life at just 20

Jammu And Kashmir - Hurriyat Struggle To Stay Relevant

Once a powerful forum for separatists, the All Parties Hurriyat Conference is now struggling to stay relevant in Kashmir

SHOOTING PAIN

Singer Sidhu Moosewala's murder puts the Punjab government on the back foot, drives demand for societal curbs on the state's gun and gang culture

@leisure - LANGUAGE NO BAR

Geetanjali Shree's International Booker win brings to the limelight the small independent publishers who have fuelled translation in India for years

Living it up

Delhi Capitals' bowler Chetan Sakariya knows life is uncertain; so he is now living it to the fullest

Gathering pace

Rajasthan Royals’ quick Kuldeep Sen has seen many ups and downs, and does not take his current success for granted

PART-TIME TROOPS

The new defence recruitment scheme, which aims to make the armed forces lean and mean, is facing flak from within the military fraternity

Mumbai's mainstay

In his debut IPL season, Tilak Varma has already become a permanent fixture in the Mumbai Indians squad

Playing for pride

More than money, it was respect that Kolkata Knight Riders' batter Rinku Singh earned for his family

Spin to win

It was sheer hard work and determination that carried Kumar Kartikeya Singh from a tyre factory in Ghaziabad to the playing eleven of the Mumbai Indians

Chinese Bridge Row: What Does India Need To Do?

There will be many more intrusions across the LAC if China perceives India is weak

Gyanvapi Controversy - Prayers Of Anger

Complex questions concerning beliefs and rituals, and history and law, envelop the Gyanvapi controversy

Why India Is Suddenly On An FTA Signing Spree

Long known as a slow negotiator, India is suddenly on an FTA signing spree

Thomas Cup Win Powered By Indian's Self-Belief And Teamwork

Self-belief and teamwork powered the Indians to their maiden Thomas Cup win

A Bridge Too Far

China’s new bridge on Pangong Tso allows it to move troops and tanks quickly across the region, forcing India to rework its defensive and offensive strategies in Ladakh. THE WEEK reports from the shores of the disputed lake

THE WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH

The Indian IT sector is set to cash in on the many opportunities that the metaverse offers

The rewind club

Love vintage Hindi film songs? Tune in to an online music club for trivia and more

Act of faith

Questions are now being raised about the legality of the Places of Worship Act, 1991

I got affected because I was ignorant of law. I want to be a lawyer now

A.G. PERARIVALAN is finally back home, after having spent nearly 31 years behind bars. One of the seven convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, he was initially sentenced to death; the Supreme Court later commuted it to life imprisonment. In March this year, he was granted bail and, on May 18, the Supreme Court ordered his early release.